Penn Jillette and Raymond Joseph Teller began performing magic together on the streets of Philadelphia in 1975. Fifty years ...

Real magic, real tricks, all to fool the dynamic duo, Penn and Teller. On today’s Life. Style. Live, the show’s host Brooke Burke chatted with our own Amber Hankins about the new, upcoming ...

Legendary magicians Penn Jillette and Teller mark five decades together with a milestone show at Radio City Music Hall, part ...

For over 40 years, the dynamic duo of Penn & Teller have used cards, saws and even a cow to stump audiences with their magic tricks. They stopped by our studio to show us what other tricks they ...

As their magic act hits 50 years, they’re bigger than ever. They say their secret is not to socialize. But misdirection is ...

The New York Post spoke to Penn and Teller about making Mr. Mucinex disappear at Grand Central, their record breaking Las Vegas residency and upcoming shows in Atlantic City.

Penn and Teller are making their theater producing debut by presenting the “spellbinding spectacle” of Peter Brynolf and Jonas Ljung’s magic show, “Stalker,” at New World Stages.

Opening weekend at the Minnesota Renaissance Festival was lively, especially with Penn & Teller performing, though seating ...

The show marks the 45th anniversary of Penn & Teller, who started working together in 1975. Penn was in high school in Massachusetts, and Teller was a high school Latin teacher in New Jersey.

The comedy and magic team of Penn & Teller announced this week that they are postponing performances until Aug. 18 so that Teller (the short, silent one) can undergo back surgery.

Penn Jillette shared his true thoughts on The Masked Singer, and when he and fellow magician Teller might retire.

On July 7, their show, aptly named Penn & Teller on Broadway, will kick off a six-week run at the Marquis Theater. And one day earlier marks the return of Penn & Teller: Fool Us, a televised ...